AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI Governance: Colorado has repealed and reenacted its AI law, narrowing it to “automated decision-making technology” that materially affects consequential choices like jobs, housing, lending, insurance, health care, education, and key government services. Cybersecurity: The state Office of Information Technology announced sweeping layoffs of 173 staff after audits flagged serious security gaps, aiming to modernize how Colorado runs core digital services. Privacy & Surveillance: A Boulder class-action lawsuit alleges the police used Flock Safety cameras for mass license-plate tracking without proper safeguards or warrants. Public Health Tech: A new study finds herbal cigarettes can emit harmful particles comparable to, or worse than, tobacco smoke. Space & Defense Tech: VP JD Vance told Air Force Academy grads that humans must make life-and-death decisions as AI and autonomous systems reshape warfare. Colorado STEM: Tech High won a national robotics grand championship in Colorado Springs. Weather & Infrastructure: Severe thunderstorms hit south Denver with hail, damaging winds, and flash-flood alerts; Greenwood Village also approved an office-to-residential conversion to add 143 affordable apartments in the DTC.
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